for twenty-nine yeIn a I hm c
been at inteI'I .Ils a great suilclcr
from rheumatism. During that
noteliii how many gal-
s of the various kinds of but
cuts and oils 1 have used and
f” with but little relief. Recently.
"a J $va confined to my bed helpa
1053.1 tried Sloan 3 Liniment
(I used it with such satisfactory results that I sent for two large bottles,
‘ ' there up to this time bled about half a so cent bottle with splendid
””-—-Janre Hymn. Beebe, Whip; County, Ark.
“Got Ease In Less Tlion Ten Minutes. I
JAMES E. ALEXANDER, of North Harpsweil Me.. miles: —-“I am
: shoer and subject to many strnihs in my back and hips which has
meant on rheumatism in the sciatic nerve. I had it so bad one night
when hitting,r in my chair, that I had to jump on my feet to get relief. I
‘ to the affected part and' In less than ten minutes it was "-uperi
,I Illlnk It is the best of all i. inimuntsfll.
Sloan’s Liuimcnt does not need any
rubbing. Its a powerful pcnctrant.
Try it for Rheumatism, I‘Sciatica.
i sprains, Chest .Pains, and Slow Throat.
It gives almost instant rel-lot.-
Pl'loo 250.. 500., and $1.00 at All Dealers.
Semi for SIIIIII'o Free Imvk on Homo. Address
DR. EARL S. SLOAN, BQSJION, MASS.
.HIII
lNII’vII {iii
. the fourth
STANFORD UNIVERSITY To A‘BOL-“r
,‘ IBH BASEBALL. -
SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.~‘Pregi'u
dent David Starr Jordan. of Stanford
University, has issued on older that
a committee on athletics abolish in
r—cbliegiute baseball.
'To the further dlscomflturc of the
“no athletes. Dr.
- : I of the Stanford committee on
once, says that in all pIobahlllty
baseball and football as internal:
flitobports wil be done away with
'Stnnford.
Dr. JOrdan witnest-Iod one of the
pen of baseball between Stanford
and the University of California re»
bonny. and became highly indignant at
What he termed “ststomutlc muélter—
M": as manifested by the rancouo:
.38 of pitchers and other player-o
he grand stand, the bleachers
hold itself Dr Jordan stato-
~ DANIELBON.
DANIELSON.
listing company and several
Were shown to the proopocuve
bought the volume. He would
the small price of ".50."
publication would come along
fob days.
«a harsh and course. . ‘ttnown in— the city.
’nol wont odva. 9|!- feulonnl men were "stung."
April bedroom bnsl
noes and professional men are just be
KlniJIS to realize that they have been
'lnh'de victims of another film-fluid
game. A young man recently oollclted
subscriptions to a paper allotted to be
Frank Angolbnpuhlibhod by the New. You: New-II Pub
numcaj
pun
chaser allowing “no mm already‘ transportation service and other pro
gnyliut‘mfi will be» under conaldelatinu in
that he only wanted one more to up l the lmmedlnle future and men of
up the list and offered the chance “for I broad Militia Will be hooded erIwrli'
The victim f to solve them. The settling of a prlc<
wquld than NCOlVB ‘ wruteo receipt ; it) be charged for Rail. ll! W8" I8 ”HI
5“ng by [he canvamer. who Enid the l regulation of "It? ““9?! Charged by ll“:
in “flair-phone and electric lighting comg
The time was up some i panics. will also come up it an earin
time uoand those who had subscrib-
od. thought that they would wrlto to
the main oinco of the company and uh
players were called more dlt- concerning the delay The reply was
names than he thought couldmli‘bnl the United States nonunion do-
. had in any lexicon, and that: ‘pnrtmcnt. nylon no ouch nddrm won
it ll believed that
in all about boron merchants and pro
(Continued from innit Page.)
W
ton hold-ovul- alderman. eight or
whom are mmocratl odd tiro he
publlcm This mohair the compo-l-
tlon of the It could of common
council on jlilot ballot. nob bounding
the lie In the fifth. Democrat: 34.129-
publicans 25. if the.» fifth II decided
in lover-‘0! Inc Democl‘hil they IIIII
have a majority of one in tho board
of alderman. The only words which
withstood the Mocratlc attack wine
and, tenth which gave
nominal Republican majorities.
The present. mayor of the city is a
Democrat. with one more your do
uervo‘nnd the mutant the local soy-
érmnent lit-III entirely in the hands of
gthe Democratic party. L033 than
’dfty per cent. of the. total registered
role of 18,000 was cast. The bound]
diatrict system romaine unchanaod.
(IIviuIr to the inclement weather of
last night the street parades in honor
or the victory will be held this even-
lug.
Appropriations
"Eventing 3770,-
3000 for various city improvomouto. ln~3
Ioludlng $600,000 for no addition to the!
training.
ilIlgh school and a manual
itlchool were voted. So for an the elf-I
' ipresolon in the school question went.
lit wall decided in favor of equalize-V
! tion.
Harrilbn Again Elected.
I CHICAGO. April li.—-Curter ll. Hur-
riuon. Dcmocmt. mayor of Chicago.
con 0! Car'1
. for H. Harrison. who was assassinated .
tt‘rom 1897 to 1905. and
1while mayor in l893. was elected
mayor for the fifth time yesterday. He
ldofraied Prof. Charter E. Merriam.
lot the University of Chicago. Repuh
illcnn. by 17,082 votes. Harrloon‘o to.
ital vote was 177.858.
lcratlc victory. Tho election of F. l)
:Connery for city clerk and Henry
iSluchnrt. city treasurer, II Confltdwy
although a count of their voter hu
3 not been completed
The llomocrnlio majollly of {he
Icity council was incroaaed by It dozen
llncmbora. Milton .l. -II‘orumhn. one of
‘tho loading Republican mombora of
- «a the counIll. him had starved for six
FLlfll FbAM GAME IS WORKED lN tocn v.enra
was defeated by Albert
Werner. Democrat, president of tin
”l‘lueo i baseball league.
Mr. Hurriaon rocolvod the returns
at hia home. When the occult no
longer wan in doubt he illuued I state-
vmcnt expressing llll’l gratitude to the
ivotdra and partly defining his policy
; He sold:
“Government iulprovomrnta such as
the unbwnya. tho Ilnllicatlon“of the
date. All of then question: will he
mule-d with an eye to Ihc good of the
community.
I “it is of error... a”! imp billtr to
stamp out vice in II pro-t co roiinlty
check for the coming four year:
"My father hold the one. of mayor.
Use D. I). 1)., that mild. southlnlr
Webb. that recognised remedy M In”
coma and all skin trouhlol. Flrnt drool
take away that awtpl burning itch.
“clean” the bklnw'ddlh away every
Dimple—every lmpurlty. Nothing like
D. D. D. for the complexion. yr
Got a 25c trial bottle today.-‘-wonh
too time: its coat to have I bottle in
the hours. At any rate, drop into our
store to talk over the merit: of thin
wowqmul prescription.
ll‘. Wlamoro a. 00. ll North Main
street. South Nowell:
1..-. .. .. W .1 . Wm... “WM
mombrirs of the lot... of delegates.
0f the remaining 11 wards the Ro-
puhllcnna are sure of six.
Sociallm Lou in Milwaukee.
The election Wii§ a complete Demo:
MILWAUKEE. Alel I'I.wl}arly bout
itcrlng returns indicate the defeat ol
. judge. and the two Socialist candldnton
firm the school board. Non partisan
candidates an: apparently elected by
a large majority though only one-third V
of the procluctu in the city have now'
: reported.
4 In JnmoItown. N. Y.
JIAMESTOWN. N. Y..
entire Republican III-km was elected
not the aununl city olecllon yesterday.
but the booinllsts came within five
voted of elctlng one alderman. .
Button: County Gnu Republican.
NEW YORK. April o.»-Snl!ollt Conn
‘: ty wont Republican in mum-day's elect
lions. Out of ten IIIIpert-Isors chomn,
the Republicans elected six and the
Democlhts four. For a number oi
years the board has been Democratic .-
but the Republicans will now control
it. shelter inland voted for license by
a majority of 30. The rest of tho
county went dry.
~—..L........_....
Till HAT TRADE.
m
' it Still." from.0vor Inflation of Co
malty bun Hot Review.
The Hat Review (New York) are of'
affairs In the hat trade: I
'lhe unfavorable conditions of the
out your are grudulill? phasing away;
but it looks no if they would. in pan
Ins. change the face of tho but trade
considerably.
it in gradually being understood that
the trouble is not so much alisonco of
demand? on it is an overlnllation of
capacity. There are two many factor-
lon, too many similar llnra in the field.
too much Iloor space to l-I- kept busy.
The demand is not to mm l1 below om
trial. but it is divided into too molly
portloml. and it In Ih’o?od by more fin-o
loner-II. forolan molten and cloth hot
and cap multora than over.
A statement lsnuud recently from flit 3
banbur) bnnlIII
urea supplied by the
showed that the total payroll: for ill
to were above the average At the
crane time we connm nnmo more than
‘hIIf-nvdmen chops in motility that run
to full capacity during 1910
Under those clrcumetancoo it in but
till” Socialist candidate for circuit
April 5.~~’i‘ho ‘
urnl that the competition would be too
, . and
Norotou
Darlen in onueutlally a home town
and has a most delightful environment
that is not unapproclutcd. a: bear wit.
Allen: the scores of New Yorkers who
halo taken material advantage of the
fact by making the piece their I'E‘J-
ldonco for the whole or part or the
your
imitated in and forming a part of a
sturdy and naturally attractive boo
lion of the country. Darleu hob pro
Igroned for many yearn, not by leaps
and bounds, but by cloudy and unim-
.pedod stops and it may well be proud
of the record ltJIu made, ltl growth
having been healthy in ever respect.
tin area. it Is a big town on Includes
In It: boundaries some of the moat
valuable and dcblrablo property along
the Connecticut shore and it num-
bers among its residents some of the
boat lmowu people in the country and
many wealthy ouch All about the
town cites nullnblo for his country
rooldoncoo have been bought up. in-
cluding, those very near to the village
or limited lt-Ioif. Nomton (‘ciiender'a
Point, Nnroton Heights and the 0:
Ridge motion. Each your property in
more keenly nought here and l furth-
or great boost will be created by the
extension of the electrical equipment
of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. whose
llnea hurtI stations at both the village
of Dorien and the Noroton section
Norolon in but as. 83 miles from Grand
Central depot. .‘ow York. and buried.
38.12 mllec 0n the other tide of
W. South Norwnlh is only #312
miles dictum. A. trolley nyltem con
duct: the town both with the Town:
30‘ Norwnlk nod Mumford.
Anson Phelps Stokes and family are
armored to be back the lbtter port oi
thin woelI
Miss Jennie [Jud-mic. of Norman. has
returned from n Ill montbn‘ pioanure
trip in Europe.
G. W. Southwlch. of Gionbroolt
l
Illllllibill'l'l'll sen
Darieu l
READY MADE Mills
81‘. PAUL. Minn, April bruit/lichen).
to is preparing to try an entirely new
plan in the sale of unimproved lands
belonging to the stale and it is believ-
ed the experiment-will be watched
with interest by other states having
lands for hole as inquiries have al~
ready been made.
The house of representatives already
has passed a. bill which provides that
ten separate forty-acre government
subdivisions. Ihall be lelectud by a
Reclamation Board to be appointed by
the governor and that half of each of
these forty acres shall be cleared of
stupor; and otherwise improved on the
twenty acres shall be ready for cul-
tivation. The actual cost of this im-
movement in to be added to the ap-
praised voice of the land and these
forms will then be sold on the install-
ment plan.
Minnesota in the first state to try
this plan. which but every assurance of
adoption. as no opposition is expected
in the senate and Governor Eberhart
is oorthin to sign the bill. It is argued
that it will be II great attraction to set-
tlers to move on to a forty~ncro farm
with half of it ready for the plo‘w. It
is hard and tedious work to clear cut‘
over landI of stumps and when a
homestead" takes a tract of
proved loud it in months before he can
begin to realize any profits from his
investment. it is a hard existence for
some families. but under the V now
ready made farm plan which Minueao»
la in soon to adopt a chance will be
given to the ’oeltler to realize a profit
from half of his land the first year of
his purchase. It in the plan of those
who are behind the bill Representa-
tlvob Lennon. Dunn. O'Neill. Webb and
l Mackenzie to experiment with the ten
forty~acre tracts and if it is found to‘
be n proctlcnl lden. Minnesota may in
future cell all of her state lands with
half of the tract- improved The pres-
our law provides that onofiftoentho
severe tor come and dim“ thi- In”!!! or moved into N. new house on the nurchane price shall be paid in
and bummer some buckeye- will clown.
end. no doubt. come inner concern»;
lell be absorbed by album.
will he uncanny to other: We vorll!
believe that it come of the whole-ole;
Glonbmok road
l
i no ladleb or the moon-I Church
When Anybody is in .
doubt a to where o
«‘5 Ir!
certain article can he
,..
will moot at the church on Thur-day
manufacturer- who on turning their:
for {our bucooulvo toms. who out ni‘tornoon for work out!" 0 mm t e a
",0 terms and then won redeem nutrition to the retail trade. and thoro-
By I alumior coincidence. tblt In junt ‘ l” undermining “'e financial stronnh
the history of my public corner Hon- ‘° “'° 1°me “9"“ “m“ "‘"V d”
and u l have been I shall do mylp’“ for “l" mi” 9‘" 0' M
lovol boot to (in on ndmlnlotrollon buolnou. “and 'WM” "3““ "WM
that 'm .5“ the new of my of norm and cumin the "anionic
followbltlunl not to hm bool mu- “0'” 0' WM! mum “10
pl“, mult- would bo "any more anti-foo
tot-y. We do not moon to count tho
formation on trust. in noun. A
tract to not one of tho probobllltlu of
thin tailor The loduotry not both; do. .
bond-u upon natural mum. no t 0am on Mitch you with ur-
oooml oould be obtained only bienn-
trollln' the nonhuotmorofnw
chi-err. The for marital in not to be
Wind with“. M III lino
our on?» of «my and m m m l
‘ m outlet. Ibo-d. a mu- m '
I! ‘- u. I”! M m a” In”. more”? I‘m”: mm‘h’ will
mumcmfimum‘ W ,1 . V
“autumnal-MM mmwmwrmumvwm
than could well; M: lot? When
Edward Hindhy. son of II. B. ‘Hlnd-
lei. of the Ynio a Town. Worn. in ne-
. covering from c «you «took of mu-
monln. ,
m
Honor 1.. Hon. of albumin. end
In. m l... Ween. of More.
m Inorrlod load". by my”! ..w
Elohim.
In Old-hm QM.
OKLAHOIA CITY. Obi... Avril ll.--
Domoorulo ‘ candidate- for locale;
onion wore maul in meat cub.
Oklahoma cities when elation were
bold men.
it. Louie Ilootlon.
IT. boots. no... April L~Yflllr°
um «beaming o ow col-Into
ill II mum
intbloluu. i
l
' C”-
ndvnnoo and that afteon year: be xiv.
on for payment of the bounce The
i Tho ”"0“” "0'8““ “'0 Demt- state on clear the lands cheaper than
The police on hold " in chock. how : indeed.“ a matter or win Mpmorva hunt on planning for on ontorlnln— In. woman“ “a do g better M, and
em. and the police will hold it “mob the diminution of some concerns meat and dance to be held on April 19 the “yum of having half or the
form ready for cultivation without
awaiting the time needed to clear it to
ed coat.
millionth bu buffered from the
false idea thnt prevail- ln eastern
states that aim bu no unimproved
glands for ale and many peroono have
t pound throunh this cute to out.» fon-
thor not when land that in no good u
on: that lion out of doors united
thorn right born whore troncportltlon
roollltlco. tho but about oyntom in
the country one the invent to: rule:
hunt forgot that “papa" Bron. were available. The lulled that m
tobbnolduniorthonowplonhun
who“, m “up 1’.th mam
"Add mu II new" ”Mitten
cram bacon».
“on. in a nor-latent about that
DIN” m M I. m at
auburn. will be opp-tum Donut:
Wind lepton Dior-bot bx mullet lid-
and
V;wll.jllowhc. muslin: new»
, “but“ M MW
unim- .
lvislt in New York city,
Rowayton
Here indeed is a moat delightful
section, than which there is nothing
finer In all Connecticut. Topograph.
lcully speaking. .the place is simply
beautiful. especially in the curing.
hummer and autumn. when \‘ature is
at her loveliest. and when the winds
doling these seasons are soft and
balmy-All they oftentimes me in this
vicinitynbrlnglng wlIlI them their
heulth- -givlng propertiea. it is assured-
ly a joy and a comfort to sojourn in
a ‘BDOt so highly favored. this being
donny the case when the weather per-
mits of bathing, boating. dancing and
flshing~nll of which are to be enjoyed
in full measure here.
Already a large. number of promi-
nent men. such as Charles Klein. the
eminent playwright; David Blspham,
the great operatic tenor; John Sher-
man Hoyt and BF. DeKiyn.multi-
mllllonnlros. and James A. Farrell
president of the United States Steel
Corporation, have succumbed to its
fascinating lures. and have made their
home; here eltlier permanently or
‘ for the seasons mentioned. while many
others. it is expected will do likewise
in the. near future.
The Baptiut Chulch choir will meet
for rehearsal temorrow night instead
of tonight .
Rev. and Mrs. William James, of
Brooklyn, have returned to their sum—
mer home on Belle island.
Mrs. Georgiana Brown. of New York.
has taken possession of her residence
at Tokens-he for the summer.
E C Browne. of Brooklyn: Georue
E. Edumds and William R Deinurest,
of New York have been at their llllln-
mer residence on Belle island.
E. Hope Norton and family of New
.York nré expected to nrriw III \lrs.
Jane S lilahon‘u resldcme nl Token-
elle. today. and will remain until full.
Mina Mabel (lakes, of Cruw avenue.
Romyton. has returned from II week's
being enter
.tainod by her friend, Miss Olive
Wright.
Louis Schmidt and family moved
from Railroad avenue to New (Yunnan.
yesterday. Mr. Schmidt having taken
3 position with Frank A. Dickorman no
NWO? or. his dry goods store. Con-
ntnblc Edward J. Lndrlgnn moved his
.houuhold effects yeltordny.
an advantage thnt offletn the incl-cu».
The Reliance social Club and friend:
were delightfully entertained by Mrs.
R. B. Barclay. at her home, Rownyton
cycling. mtorduy. It which whict was
the pueblo-l lecture of the afternoon.
Nubia won awarded in the follow-
in; mm Mn. Edbon K St. John.
In. John Downers. Mrs. W. Ray-
mond. Mrs. Edward Murphy. Mrs.
Honcho was awarded the con-clutch.
Delicioul rofrullloultl were served.
l boron!” vo‘u‘bovr , ,,
M m WI. “ Bold their adv. coll m 1.. “man“ for mu" consult. no. whether you want a new
homo. lot or form. 1 have moral
good lamina. Mont for all III-III»
once. bond: and mom“. Notary
Public.
Robert 308121
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cx-umou column; or will. . ‘\
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